They need to be reading more about the socioeconomic conditions that lead to them being in the condition that they’re in. Then maybe they’ll realize that whatever is written in their entrepreneurship, negotiation, investments, etc. books is part of a parasitic model https://twitter.com/social_twerker/status/1249404841656487939

The shallow Roc Nation financial advice stuff is concerning because they cater to young Black men with low levels of education and convince them to believe in a capitalist system that is demonstrably unsustainable and has failed them since birth.

It’s also just not a good model for the type of person you should be. They want you to become a capitalist bloodsucker who profits off of others and manipulates people into making deals that are solely self-serving instead of engaging instead of uplifting your community.

It’s all part of the desire to go from the oppressed to the oppressor instead of liberating the oppressed.

But then again, if you’ve read Fanon, you’d understand why